May 29, 1995 Table Of Contents

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Climbing

THE SKY'S THE LIMIT AMPUTEE TODD HUSTON HAS REACHED THE HIGHEST POINTS IN ALL 50 STATES

By Ken McAlpine

Golf Plus

A LOOK BY A LOOPER AS A CADDIE, THE AUTHOR GOT AN INSIDE-THE-ROPES VIEW OF PRO CHARLIE RYMER AND LIFE ON THE TOUR

By Rick Lipsey

By Mark Mulvoy

By Tim Rosaforte

RODMAN UNCHAINED THE SPURS' NO-HOLDS-BARRED FORWARD GIVES NEW MEANING TO THE RUNNING GAME

By Michael Silver

Golf

BARD OF THE LINKS IN THE DELIGHTFUL STORIES OF P.G. WODEHOUSE, ONE OVER BOGEY IS BLISS

By Robert Sullivan

EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Christian Stone

NHL Playoffs

FOREIGN POLICY RUSSIANS HAVE PROVED THEY CAN TAKE A HIT BUT STILL GET THE SHORT END OF THE STICK, EVEN AS THEY PRODUCE POSTSEASON HEROICS

By Michael Farber

Departments

Baseball

THE NEXT CLEMENTE? MULTITALENTED DODGER OUTFIELDER RAUL MONDESI CONJURES UP IMAGES OF THE LATE LATIN STAR

By Johnette Howard

Horse Racing

TWO FOR ONE A PREAKNESS VICTORY VALIDATED TIMBER COUNTRY AND VINDICATED HIS TRAINER, D. WAYNE LUKAS

By William F. Reed

Women's Basketball

THE HOME TEAM FROM NEAR AND MOSTLY FAR, THE BEST U.S. PLAYERS CAME TO VIE FOR SPOTS ON THE OLYMPIC TEAM

By Alexander Wolff

THREE DIMENSIONAL A TRIO OF NEW COACHES--HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER, BOB SIMMONS AND RICK NEUHEISEL--GIVES THE BIG EIGHT A FRESH LOOK

By Tim Layden

By Tim Kurkjian

MIRROR, MIRROR TIM AND TOM, TOM AND TIM. THE GULLIKSON TWINS. ON THE TENNIS COURT AND OFF, THEY'VE ALWAYS BEEN IDENTICAL IN EVERY WAY. UNTIL NOW.

By S.L. Price

REQUIEM FOR A SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT WITH THE DEATH OF JIMMY GARCIA, THE BRUTALITY OF BOXING IS ONCE AGAIN EXPOSED

By Leigh Montville